They are culturally invisible. We do not make movies about these.

Actually, I thought about making it more culturally relevant, but anyway.

Are we as a culture going to start to value knowledge less?

Geographically, Panama is Central America, and culturally, it is the Caribbean.

And what I'm saying is that culturally we need a much better balance.

Armenians, says Zeinobia, have had a long and vibrant history in Egypt. She writes

I lived in a very vibrant, diverse neighborhood where I wrote several of my novels.

A prominent Modi supporter declared that all Indians had to acknowledge that they were culturally Hindu.

And people came up and picked up the culturally resonant image of the falafel, ate it and, you know, talked and left.

Because we thought that what it took to make people happy was to provide them with the most culturally authentic tomato sauce, A and B, we thought that if we gave them the culturally authentic tomato sauce, then they would embrace it.

Saudi Arabia and Tunisia, which differ widely both politically and culturally, have seen similar cases in recent years.

In a helicopter you feel and it's still a remarkable sensation you feel like you're being hauled up from above by a vibrating crane.

It creates a vibrant, energetic community where people admire and respect each other.

Not even the country s technological wonders or its vibrant civil society can make up for its unappealing politics and policies.

In the case of female genital mutilation and child marriage, such violence is culturally sanctioned.

In a better world, sophisticated debate in a vibrant public sphere would inform economic policy.

And we have a very vibrant network in China, particularly, but also emerging in Brazil and other parts of the world.

In contrast, the grey shanked douc is less vibrant, with speckled grey legs and orange markings on the face.

Inspired by the poetic parlance and vibrant culture of Trinidad and Tobago, American Double Bassist Caitlyn Kamminga wrote the libretto.

And people will pay more for bush meat, as it's called, than for domestic meat it's culturally preferred.

For example, Sweden is all the way on the right, and Denmark, that we think is culturally very similar, is all the way on the left.

1 do not believe that their vote is opportunism.

Because in town this is the bustling squatter city of Kibera, near Nairobi they see action. They see opportunity.

Brighton is such a fantastically creative and vibrant place and we are trying to try and represent that through spirituality.

It is a vibrant tribute to the strength and courage of a long abandoned people, a population that has faced extremely difficult constraints with dignity

The challenges of long term lion conservation are going to require a lot more than culturally appropriate conflict mitigation strategies.

AGLIETTA (V). (IT) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, it seems to me that the times we are living in point to a strange contradiction.

And finally, depending on your particular version of European similarity, you can think about the U.K and France as either similar culturally or not.

They also create savvy, satirical music videos that critique modern life in this vibrant but politically and economically troubled island nation.

The French are not culturally or physically predisposed to dominate sports such as judo, canoeing, and swimming, in which they have achieved distinction for more than 50 years.

As I entered the New Road Gate, the once vibrant street, normally bustling with crowds, seemed more like a street in an abandoned city.

Such an order will be culturally inclusive and less hegemonic, encompassing states, non state actors, and social groups to minimize violence and maximize economic well being.

To build the innovative economy envisioned by the third plenum, the CCP s leadership needs to find a new governance model that fosters a vibrant society.

That is why, Mr President, if it is decided to vote on the matter in this Chamber, I urge everyone present to shoulder their responsibilities and to give due weight to the points I have made.

The good news is that many factors work in France s favor, including diverse geography, a vibrant science and technology sector, a rich culture, and vast human capital.

Recognizing also the importance of the rule of law, good governance, a vibrant private sector, as well as effective social sectors, including education and health, to achieve sustainable development,

An art student finds himself inside the vibrant and sometimes chaotic world of Van Gogh's artwork, where he meets the artist in a field and converses with him.

In the case of language, however, it is only the ability to talk and understand that we inherit genetically the particular language or languages that we speak are passed on to us not by genetic transmission but by cultural transmission.

This ignited the spark for democratic reform, and we were spurred on by the knowledge that our kinsmen had won political autonomy in northern Iraq and were creating a vibrant democracy.

The result was two lost decades of deflation and introspection before Japan finally embraced the reforms needed to kick start a new, more open and hence more vibrant economic model.

When we say that a language is culturally transmitted that is, that it is learned rather than inherited we mean that it is part of that whole complex of learned and shared behavior that anthropologists call culture.

And what that's done is it's created, like I said, a vibrant community that's very inclusive with people continually working to connect musical ideas, innovate them and keep things constantly up to date.

Gabriela García Calderón is a committed and ever friendly Global Voices member who has tirelessly contributed great content and built up this vibrant, decade old community since joining in 2007.

UKIP s rapid rise has been built on the promise of a return to a British past that never was mostly white, God fearing, law abiding, culturally insular, and narrowly focused on its own national interests.

In Russia, Teatr.doc is currently the most important example of a theatre group which, quite apart from the quality of its work which has given it an international reputation, contains the seeds of a vibrant and relevant theatre of the future.